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25 Mar 2011, 10:24 pm

lotusblossom wrote:
leejosepho wrote:
Lene wrote:
I think you'll be ok if you follow the previous advice people have given.

I think we forgot to suggest plugging the hole/s in the wall, and that needs to be done with something non-flammable near the gas burner.

no the hole is where the gas pipe comes in and is under the fire so I cant get at it.
Maybe you could ask the gas man to plug it up for you when he comes by to repair the line.


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25 Mar 2011, 11:06 pm

You gotta take another hamster, tie a string around it, and introduce it into the wall. It and your original hamster will become codependant, then when you pull the hamster on the string out, your s will accompany it. If that doesn't work, introduce another hamster, or perhaps a parakeet.



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25 Mar 2011, 11:44 pm

Phillip_J_Fry wrote:
You gotta take another hamster, tie a string around it, and introduce it into the wall. It and your original hamster will become codependant, then when you pull the hamster on the string out, your s will accompany it. If that doesn't work, introduce another hamster, or perhaps a parakeet.


I read that entire comment in Fry's voice... it sounds exactly the sort of advice he'd give.. :lol: (LB, don't listen to him!! !)



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26 Mar 2011, 12:01 am

Lene wrote:
Phillip_J_Fry wrote:
You gotta take another hamster, tie a string around it, and introduce it into the wall. It and your original hamster will become codependant, then when you pull the hamster on the string out, your s will accompany it. If that doesn't work, introduce another hamster, or perhaps a parakeet.


I read that entire comment in Fry's voice... it sounds exactly the sort of advice he'd give.. :lol: (LB, don't listen to him!! !)


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27 Mar 2011, 12:08 pm

I finally got her out, and Ive bought a new cage so hopefully she wont break out of this one so easily.

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27 Mar 2011, 2:46 pm

lotusblossom wrote:
I finally got her out, and Ive bought a new cage so hopefully she wont break out of this one so easily.

:sunny:


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